Clackamas High School - Lance Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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OTARIANS OF THE MONTH

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GIRLS OF THE MONTH ANI 552 lf? S! Q1 12 :Z Ya ij 5. 55 ef N S 12 5 f Q 2 5 K f f f si 2 5 I SEPTEMBER OCTOBERM NOVEMBER' DECEMBER Rick Reems Charlie Hinkle Ken Alcorn. Bob Dallman and and and and 68 Patsy Kelley Bev Neal Arlette Bakke Carol Randall

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HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW In February, 1960, Penny Hunter was selected as Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow from Clackamas. Penny took the test in December along with many other senior girls. Because Penny received the highest score at Clackamas she will automatically go into the state competition for Oregon. Penny has taken Home Economics for four years and is planning on going to Oregon State College and major in Home Economics. Penny Hunter LOYALTY DAY PRINCESS Vicki Morud was elected by the junior Class as Loyalty Day Princess from Clackamas High School for 1960. Vicki represented our school as a member of the Loyalty Day Court and competed against girls from four other schools: Milwaukie, Oregon City, Oswego, and West Linn. She will participate in various activities throughout the coming year. Vicki Morud BOY OF THE YEAR The Boy's League Council chose Bob Dallman as Boy of the Year for 1959-60. He was chosen for his exceptional service to the school and 'for his scholarship, leadership, and character. He has set an excellent example for all to follow throughout his high school career and was an outstanding choice for this honor. Bob Dallman GIRL OF THE YEAR Pat Lawler, a senior girl, was chosen uGirl of the Yearw by a Cirl's League committee from the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes. She was chosen on forty per cent service to the school and community, forty per cent character, and twenty per cent scholarship. Pat is truly an out- standing girl and deserves this great honor as being Clackamas' First 65Girl of the Year. Sherry Jager and Patsy Kelley were runners up. Pat Lawler